This year saw participation from over 200 organisations.
IIM Kashipur has consistently worked towards fostering robust corporate connections and enhancing placement prospects for its students.
IIM Kashipur concluded its final placement season for the 2021-23 MBA and MBA-Analytics batch with an impressive 100% placement this year. The highest annual salary offered was Rs 37 lakh, with an average cost to the company (CTC) of Rs 18.11 lakh, as reported in an official statement from the institute. This year saw participation from over 200 organisations in both summer and final placements at IIM Kashipur. The placement season concluded on January 10, 2023, marking it as the fastest closure ever. The average CTC for the 2021-23 batch at IIM Kashipur witnessed a 19 per cent increase compared to previous years. The median CTC also witnessed an annual rise of 16 per cent, reaching Rs 17.2 lakh. In the 2021-23 batch, the top 10 per cent of students achieved an average CTC of Rs 28.5 lakh per annum, while the upper 20 per cent attained an average CTC of Rs 25.9 lakh per annum. For the top 30 per cent, the average CTC stood at Rs 24.5 lakh. These numbers reflect significant annual increases of 21 per cent, 20 per cent and 22 per cent respectively, compared to the previous year.
IIM Kashipur distinguishes itself as one of the institutes dedicated to upholding the Indian Placement Reporting Standards (IPRS) for the organisation and dissemination of placement data. The institute underwent a fair assessment for both its summer and final placement reports, adhering closely to the demanding IPRS guidelines.
IIM Kashipur has consistently worked towards fostering robust corporate connections and enhancing placement prospects for its students. In the latest placement season, the organisations extended a total of over 320 offers to the MBA and MBA (Analytics) batches of 2021-23.
During this year’s placement season at IIM Kashipur, a host of fresh organisations joined the pool of recruiters alongside the familiar ones. Some noteworthy newcomers on the list were HashiCorp, EXL Analytics, Royal Bank of Scotland, Nomura, MTR Group, and several others. The dominant sectors in recruitment were Information Technology (IT) and Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI).